Blawg Directory: New Jersey
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New Jersey Criminal Defense & DWI Blog
"News and legal updates on DWI law, refusal charges, evidence, traffic stops, blood and breath tests and other criminal law topics."
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Palumbocriminallaw’s Blog
"Provides criminal law resources, information and news for individuals accused of a crime, the academic community and those interested in criminal law."
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New Jersey Estate Planning & Elder Law Blog
Posts examine life and death in the Garden State from a perspective of estate planning, elder law, taxation, business planning, probate and estate administration.
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White Collar Crime News
Updates and commentary on white-collar crime cases in New Jersey.
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New Jersey DWI Lawyer Blog
"Reports on DWI law news, cases and opinions in New Jersey."
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LegalNewsline
"An Internet-based news wire dedicated to 24/7 coverage of state supreme courts and state attorneys general. Our focus: cases and actions that portend to have an impact on business—whether directly or eventually, once they've meandered their way through our justice system. Oft-overlooked state courts and attorneys general have a far-reaching impact on the ever-changing legal landscape for corporate executives."
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New Jersey Employment Lawyer Blog
"Examines employment law news, cases and reports in New Jersey."
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Advocate’s Almanac
"Trial attorney blog, focusing on criminal law and evidentiary issues."
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Recent Articles
Posts on DUI and traffic-ticket law practice with a focus on New York and New Jersey.
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The Jersey Lawyer
"My goal with this blog is to provide updates regarding developments in New Jersey law that effect individuals and businesses in the areas that I practice: personal injury litigation (including auto accidents, slip-and-fall accidents, and construction accidents), criminal defense, business litigation (including disputes between businesses and contract disputes), and commercial litigation (disputes between contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers, and disputes between debtors and creditors)."
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NJ Condemnation Law
New Jersey law as it relates to eminent domain.